However, they are expensive.
So expensive, in fact, that we don't buy them. Sweet Pea sometimes mooches one off her cousin, and once or twice I've grabbed one in pinch while running errands. But the buck-fifty-or-so price tag just doesn't sit well with me, not when I can buy an entire jar of organic applesauce for $2.50.
Last week, I decided to do a little research to see if I could find a reusable, squeezable, suckable container for a little kid. There are actually a few on the market, but the whopping $17 you have to shell out for something that is so easily lost or dropped ticked those right off my list of options. But then I stumbled on these.
"Waaaait a second....there's brocoli in here?! Sneaky, Mama, sneaky!" |
Two downsides:
1. I'm not sure that the plastic is BPA-free. They said the containers were food grade, but didn't say anything about BPA and I didn't realize that until after they came.
2. The ends are sealed with a little plastic clip that was tough for me to get on and impossible to get off. I needed my husband's big 'ole man hands. I'm hoping they get a little easier with some use.
So there you have it. I may have landed on a stroke of genius. R.E.I., get ready for some more orders. You should be giving me a stipend.
*No, I only WISH this post was sponsored. It's not. Just sharing!
*No, I only WISH this post was sponsored. It's not. Just sharing!
LOVE THIS.
ReplyDeleteCool Idea! I was thinking about how much I love/hate giving Joel and Ella yogurt because it is so messy, but it is so good for them. This would be perfect. Thanks for the idea!
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